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Date: Tue, 20 Dec 1994 23:28:49 -0800
From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh>
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To: hackers
Subject: thud write-off.
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Thud somehow got its knickers in a real twist, to the point where it was
impossible get it on the net or compile a new kernel that would do anything
but panic immediately (and I mean *immediately*).  Thud's circumstance is
further aggrevated by its dual controller nature and a thoroughly icky
case that doesn't really permit the installation of a tape or CDROM easily.
This added up to a reinstallation.  I've preserved the contents of the
second drive entirely, and the large 705MB partition on the first drive.
The rest is spam.  Once I get thud up enough to wheeze through a make world,
I'll redeclare it opn..

					Jordan